Subscribers
22 700
YOUTUBE SHOWS "22.7K subscribers"
CHANNELS / INSIDE FOOTBALL
YouTube channel // numbers taken SEP 14, 2026
Inside Football
Inside Football has 22 700 YouTube subscribers and 537 740 views across the 42 videos we track, counted Sep 14, 2026.
The most credentialed room in football media. Follow for real football talk. No bits, no bullshit, just ball.
▸ Verdict
0.56x
Views per video run at 56% of subscriber count — reach lags the subscriber base.
BASED ON 42 COLLECTED VIDEOS
Views · tracked
537 740
SUM OVER 42 VIDEOS WE FOLLOW — NOT LIFETIME
Avg views / video
12 803
OVER 42 TRACKED VIDEOS
Subscriber dynamics
FIRST MEASUREMENT
22 700
SEP 14, 2026
DAILY TRACKING BEGINS ON THE NEXT CRAWL.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
GROWTH CHART APPEARS AT 2+ POINTS.
Views across last 40 videos
Videos · 42
How Much Did the Cowboys' Offensive Line Just Change?
Lamar Jackson and Jayden Daniels Are Both One Bad Month From Trouble
Josh Allen Has Never Won a Game in Houston. Does That Change Week 1?
Nobody Can Explain the Aaron Donald Decision or Why These Coaches Are Behind | Inside Football
The Bills Changed Coaches. Josh Allen Is Still Carrying the Same Problems Into 2026.
The Broncos Could Be Better This Year — And Still Win Fewer Games
What Is Actually Injuring the 49ers — It Is Not the Power Plant
Kansas City Got Its Wake-Up Call. Patrick Mahomes and Andy Reid Are Still Dangerous.
Joe Burrow Is Done Waiting. Cincinnati Has to Prove It Can Win Now. | Mailbag
The NFL Wants to Go International — Here Is Why That Will Never Work
The Browns Chose Deshaun Watson Over Shedeur Sanders. The $200M Problem Isn’t Going Away.
Once You Take NFL Money, You Shouldn’t Be Going Back to College Football.
AFC North Preview: The NFL’s Most Unpredictable Division
The AFC West Has Changed. Are the Chiefs Still the Team to Beat?
The Seattle Seahawks Are Being Overlooked and They Like It That Way.
NFC North Preview: Caleb Williams, Kyler Murray & a Loaded Division
The AFC South Is a Quarterback Development Test — C.J. Stroud, Anthony Richardson & Cam Ward
Want an 18-Game NFL Season? Players May Demand Natural Grass in Return
The Micah Parsons Trade Looks a Lot Better for Dallas Now
The Cowboys May Finally Be Ready. The Eagles Have a Jalen Hurts Problem.
How the Rams Landed Myles Garrett—and Whether Aaron Donald Could Return
Jason Licht on Baker Mayfield, Vita Vea and Why the Buccaneers Cannot Pay Everybody
The Bengals Finally Went All-In Around Joe Burrow. Was It Enough?
The Dolphins Are Trapped by the Cap. Their New GM Explains the Way Out
Rams, Seahawks or 49ers: Who Wins the NFC West?
Emeka Egbuka on Becoming Tampa Bay’s No. 1 Receiver
Cowboys Caleb Downs Explains How He’s Learning to Play Faster
How the Cowboys Actually Build Their Roster — Will McClay Explains
Sean McVay Reveals What Happened During Aaron Donald's Rams Workout
Kadyn Proctor on Moving to Guard—and How Fast the NFL Really Is
Malik Washington Says the Dolphins' Identity Has Changed
Todd Bowles on the Toughest Changes He Has Made in Tampa Bay
Brian Schottenheimer: Why the Cowboys Believe They Can Reach the Super Bowl
The AFC East Has Changed. Buffalo’s Margin for Error Is Gone.
Cowboys Offensive Guard Tyler Booker on Building the Next Great Dallas O-Line
Kyler Murray Is Minnesota's Starter. What Does That Mean for J.J. McCarthy?
Stephen Jones Explains What’s Changing for the Dallas Cowboys in 2026
Carson Palmer Sits Down With His Former Coach and GM. One Dinner. A Lot of Football.
Football Coverage Is Full of Hot Takes and No Knowledge. That Changes Now.
Former NFL GM & Head Coach Answer Fans’ Biggest Questions
